T-Pain Says Quincy Jones Apologized for Criticizing His "P.Y.T (Pretty Young Thing)" Remake

It's all good between the R&B singer and the legendary producer.

In 2010, T-Pain and Robin Thicke released a version of Michael Jackson's "P.Y.T (Pretty Young Thing)" for Quincy Jones albumQ: Soul Bossa Nostra. Several years later, in an interview with New York Magazine, Quincy criticized the remake:

I said to them, 'Look you got to make music better than we did on the originals.' That didn't happen...T-Pain, man, he didn't pay attention to the details.

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T-Pain responded on Twitter expressing his own unsatisfaction with the finished product. He claimed that he never wanted to record the song, it was a decision made by his then-manager.

On Sunday (Oct 21st) T-Pain once again addressed Jone's comments on Watch What Happens Live with host Andy Cohen. He explained that hours after the interview was released, the producer called him to apologize.

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He actually did reach out to me immediately after that came out and he just explained to me that he's just old...He said, "Look, man, sometimes I just get in my age and I just babble on about what I know," and so I accepted his apology. I never lost any respect for him, I just didn't know why he went like that with it.

Check out the segment below.